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Glavovic B, Kelly M, Kay R, Tavers A (eds) Climate change and coast: building resilient
communities. CRC Press, Boca Raton
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and Eastern Africa: a case study near Durban, South Africa. Water 4:237–259
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coastal planning and management. Coast Eng J 53(2):87–109
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283
McCourt DM (2016) Practice theory and relationalism as the new constructivism. Int Stud Quart
60(3):475–485
McLean CT, Ground LE, Boon RGC, Roberts DC, Govender N, McInnes A (2016) Durban’s systematic conservation assessment. eThekwini Municipality, Environmental Planning and Climate
Protection Department, Durban
McPhearson T, Parnell S, Simon D, Gaffney O, Elmqvist T, Bai X, Roberts D, Revi A (2016)
Scientists must have a say in the future of cities. Nature 538(7624):165–166
Mearsheimer JJ, Walt SM (2013) Leaving theory behind: why simplistic hypothesis testing is bad
for international relations. Eur J Int Relat 19(3):427–457
Meissner R (2004) The transnational role and involvement of interest groups in water politics: a
comparative analysis of selected Southern Africa case studies. D.Phil. Dissertation: University
of Pretoria, Faculty of Humanities
Meissner R (2005) Interest groups and the proposed Epupa Dam: towards a theory of water politics.
Politeia 24(3):354–370
Meissner R (2014) A critical analysis of research paradigms in a subset of marine and maritime
scholarly thought. In: Funke N, Claassen M, Meissner R, Nortje K (eds) Reflections on the state
of research and technology in South Africa’s marine and maritime sectors. Pretoria, CSIR, p 303
Meissner R (2015a) The relevance of social theory in the practice of environmental management.
Sci Eng Ethics 22(5):1–16
Meissner R (2015b) The governance of urban wastewater treatment infrastructure in the greater
Sekhukhune District Municipality and the application of analytic eclecticism. Int J Water Gov
3(2):79–110
Meissner R (2016) Hydropolitics, interest groups and governance: the case of the proposed Epupa
Dam. Springer, Heidelberg